Brazil dances over South Korea in the World Cup, the match becomes a show: there is no history

Brazil closes South Korea case in 10 minutes: Vinícius and Neymar scored the opening 2-0, which is a sentence you can’t escape. Without an appeal, the team gave a demonstration of authority in an eighth final that never had history and that saw the green and gold already winning by 4-0 at halftime. In the final, the classic flag goal for the Koreans, but continue is brazilwho will play against Croatia.

All eyes in Brazil and abroad Neymar back, after injuring his ankle on his opener against Serbia. And O’Ney did not disappoint expectations, right in the center of the green-and-gold maneuver dictating times and passes. But the Selection is pure quality and in the first real attack it passes like a blade through butter: at 7 minutes Vinícius solves control and score the goal easier for carioca dance. Korea stunned so much that 3 minutes later they also committed a penalty foul: at the time Neymar dances and makes a partner.

Only when the game is over do South Korea remember that they can play an eighth World Cup until the 90th minute and wake up when the 17th minute Seung-Gyu Kim gets involved with Alisson with an excellent parade close to the ‘seven’ avoiding capitulation. But it’s a flash in the pan: game, pace, ball and chances are always and only for Brazil with Korea perched on its own trocar in the hope of some fruitful restart that will not come. Because the Brazilian team sets the table the perfect trio where Richarlison is exalted who first checks with his head and then finds himself in the area to place the Korean goal again.

the poker puts the exclamation point in a game with no history, with the Vinícius-Paquetá duet with the ex-Rossoneri who shot from inside the right for the fourth time in the Korean goal, taking advantage of the absolute inconsistency of the defense, out of time and out of position. In the second half, Son tries to play in the free kick, immediately silenced by Alisson: Korea will never return to the game at the same time that it expresses a better football, also thanks to a Brazil that yielded.

In the last remnant of the match, the classic goal of the flag of South Korea also fits, with a beautiful shot from outside the box by Paik Seung-Ho who surpasses Alisson in giving joy to her audience.